Despite a global decline, diesel cars continue to represent a significant portion of the vehicle fleet in Hungary. According to data from the KSH (Hungarian Central Statistical Office), the number of diesel vehicles in Hungary has actually increased over the past ten years. This contrasts with a trend in many other countries where diesel engines are becoming less common in new cars. The KSH data reveals a rise of 390,000 diesel vehicles within Hungary over the last decade. This indicates a continued preference or necessity for diesel-powered vehicles within the Hungarian market. Further analysis is needed to determine the reasons behind this continued growth, such as fuel costs or vehicle usage patterns. The data highlights a unique situation in Hungary compared to broader European trends.